Oh man david it looks like you were bawling your eyes out when you started the video I thought your next words were going to be "These are my final wishes". Ha. Im kind of suprised for how much gaming you do that you dont have a more techy setup. Flat Panel & a surround sound makes the gaming experience that much better.
Relly good first video blog David. This has been something that's been asked a lot, so now its reassuring to actually see how it all works. Kind of surprising how simple and basic that setup is yet the quality of the video and sound on JTV is extremely good (Excluding lag issues) compared to most channels. Again, good video.
Really interesting David. I just came up with a question that I thought you'd answer in this video. What is your internet connection for the broadcast?
Interesting that you use old equipment to broadcast, but at first I thought it was actually new since every broadcast has excellent quality. By the way, nice hair David.
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Cool informal video, David. Sounds like all the broadcasting equipment costs some where around 400 bucks or more.
That was actually pretty interesting, and I was surprised at how much it took for you guys to be able to broadcast.
"4PP, Behind The Broadcast" That all looks too complicated or me.
Holy shit at David's hair.
Aweshum, we use the same broadcasting software.
Maybe next time you can share the setting for it?
Oh man david it looks like you were bawling your eyes out when you started the video I thought your next words were going to be "These are my final wishes". Ha. Im kind of suprised for how much gaming you do that you dont have a more techy setup. Flat Panel & a surround sound makes the gaming experience that much better.
Damn good post David, looking forward to future videos.
Great idea for a video. Hopefully that helps people get started or points them in the right direction at least.
Looking forward to the next vid.
Relly good first video blog David. This has been something that's been asked a lot, so now its reassuring to actually see how it all works. Kind of surprising how simple and basic that setup is yet the quality of the video and sound on JTV is extremely good (Excluding lag issues) compared to most channels. Again, good video.
P.S. great morning hair look. lol
You look pretty haggard David, haha.
Interesting explanation though, I myself have always been curious about how you guys do it.
Really interesting David. I just came up with a question that I thought you'd answer in this video. What is your internet connection for the broadcast?
Interesting that you use old equipment to broadcast, but at first I thought it was actually new since every broadcast has excellent quality. By the way, nice hair David.
And I thought I had a ton of wires for when I broadcast.
What do i input on the flash media encoder where it says "FMS URL:" and "Stream:"?
O thanks. I was just recently wondering this.
i still dotn understand
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